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Quantum computing may still be years away from breaking cryptography, but powerful quantum computers are rapidly advancing, and their impact...

Artificial intelligence has raised consumer expectations. Today, people can create a personalized event invitation, social media post, or di...

Know Your Customer rules were designed to stop financial crime, but in practice, they are increasingly being bypassed by both human error an...

Despite near-constant industry buzz, the days when artificial intelligence agents dominate e-commerce—and consumers widely complete in-store...

When an AI agent buys the wrong product—or makes a purchase no one explicitly approved—the fallout isn’t just a customer service issue. It’s...

For decades, banks could afford to move slowly. Now, speed is table stakes. In a world of instant payments and real-time expectations, insti...

Not long ago, a concrete company and a takeout restaurant could end up running their business on the exact same software. Systems built for...

Crossing $10 billion in assets isn’t just a milestone for financial institutions—it’s a turning point. What looks like a measure of growth q...

Fraud disputes are one of the fastest ways for banks to lose customers—and one of the least prioritized parts of the business. Despite the h...

Cross-border payments have long been defined by delays, fees, and a maze of intermediary banks. Stablecoins are changing that—offering a fas...

Today is World Passkey Day. And while the industry celebrates the shift away from passwords, the more important question is what kind of pas...

When events like the NCAA Final Four come to town, they bring an influx of short-term workers who keep everything running—but often for just...

Not long ago, fraud teams could keep pace by reviewing incidents one by one. That era is ending. Armed with artificial intelligence and clou...

International wires have long been the default for B2B payments—an entrenched system that works, but few would describe as optimal, given mu...

When a shopper is tricked into making a fraudulent purchase, they expect recourse from their financial services provider. These guardrails a...

Last year, the treasurer’s office in Warren County, New York sent $3.3 million to what it believed was the county’s roadwork and maintenance...

As financial fraud continues to accelerate, its impact on victims goes far beyond monetary loss. The emotional and behavioral effects are lo...

Many credit unions are grappling with the differences between cryptocurrency, stablecoins and tokenized deposits—and whether these innovatio...

In the past, banks and businesses could build rapport by delighting customers over several interactions. That window has largely disappeared...

High-profile data breaches at major retailers exposed thousands of consumers’ personal account numbers (PANs), spurring the adoption of toke...